Oxford German Studies 34.1: General Issue

T. J. Reed; Nigel F. Palmer

Oxford German Studies 34.1
General Issue

Edited by Nigel F. Palmer and T. J. Reed

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Oxford German Studies 34.1

Modern Humanities Research Association and Maney Publishing

28 June 2005 • 120pp

Contents:

3-4	Editorial Nigel F. Palmer, T. J. Reed	Cite
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5-18	‘Entrelacement’? Narrative technique in Heinrich von dem Türlîn’s Diu Crône Almut Suerbaum	Cite
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19-46	‘An dessen bom wil ik stighen.’ Die Ikonographie des Wichmannsburger Antependiums im Kontext der Medinger Handschriften Henrike Lähnemann	Cite
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47-64	Modelling the late German Enlightenment in Die Zauberflöte Paul E. Kerry	Cite
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65-78	Paul Celan im Gespräch mit deutschen und französischen Dichtern von Hölderlin bis zur Gegenwart Bernhard Böschenstein	Cite
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79-102	Formen historischer Erfahrung: Die Metamorphosen der Martha Dodd Oliver Lubrich	Cite
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103-119	‘Grobkörnige Mnemosyne’: Picturing the First World War in the Poetry of Thomas Kling Carolin Duttlinger	Cite
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Oxford German Studies 34.1General Issue

Edited by Nigel F. Palmer and T. J. Reed

Oxford German Studies 34.1
General Issue